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Port Charlotte Residents Facing Foreclosure Have New Office Available
Port Charlotte Residents Facing Foreclosure Have New Office Available
New Regional Law Offices In Florida Now Open For Port Charlotte Residents Threatened by Foreclosure
Port Charllotte,
Florida,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
20/04/2011
A number of Florida law firms who formerly processed foreclosures for big banks are now under investigation by the Florida Attorney General. The Attorney General stated that the law firms used “unfair, deceptive and unconscionable practices.”
New information exposing companies for forging signatures and fabricating lost documents has come into public view. Lynn Szymoniak, a forgery expert said in a 60 Minutes report, “It was common practice in the last few years to flood the courts with these documents.” An regional office run by Alliance Legal Group is open to help Port Charlotte residents. The website, ForeclosureAttorneyPortCharlotte.com offers more information on the services the office provides.
“There were a million foreclosures last year and there will be another million this year,” said Scott Pelley, in a recent 60 Minutes report. A report by Les Christie of CNNMoney.com makes the impact on Florida clear when he stated that nearly twenty percent of Florida residencies are now vacant. Florida homeowners are beginning to seek legal help with their foreclosures. Professional legal assistance may be advisable in order to sort through the legal documents involved. Alliance Legal Group is offering a free loan audit that may discover errors, lending violation and fraud contained in loan and foreclosure documentation. A more detailed description of this free audit can be found on ForeclosureAttorneyPortCharlotte.com.
One of the most important papers involved in home loans is the assignment. The the loan is assigned to a particular bank. Scott Pelley said in a recent 60 Minutes episode that “Banks can’t find the ownership documents.” Without the proper assignments, banks can’t prove they own the loans and do not have the right to foreclose. Scott Pelley said, “Caught in a jam of their own making, some companies appear to be resorting to forgery and phony paperwork to throw people- down on their luck- out of their homes.” Florida residents may want to have their own documents investigated to see if such problems exist. The free loan audit conducted by Alliance Legal Group has found lending violations in eight out of ten loans audited. ForeclosureAttorneyPortCharlotte.com has more information for interested Port Charlotte residents.
Alliance Legal Group LLC includes Attorneys-At-Law David Hicks and Christopher Graves. Both understand the nature of foreclosure and how you might best defend your home against it. Bankruptcy services are also available.
Alliance Legal Group LLC. 877-560-4440. Email: Info@Alliance-Law.com. Alliance Legal Group is a consumer law firm. Our attorneys handle foreclosure defense and bankruptcy. Site: ForeclosureAttorneyPortCharlotte.com